Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-11
LOCAL BREyITIES.

Albert Leonard. of this city, was yester
day appointed Notary Public by the Gov
ernor.
Flower thieves have been doing mucl
damage lately at the residence of L. viii
| Jams, Tenth and II streets.
Dustis flying in the streets to such an ex
tent that heavy fall of rain would be
hailed with delight in Sacramento.
The American river rose somewhat yes
terday, and brought the Sacramento NJ
also, il registering II feet inches las
evening.
Rev. T. j. Masters, of the Methodist Chi
nese Mission at San Francisco, preached to
the residents of Chinatown in their native
language yesterday.
Thieves broke open carpenters chest
at Sixth and n streets Wednesday night,
and stole number of tools belonging TO
Churcnman & Click.
Another land slide occurred Yesterday
morning on the California and Oregon
Railroad. near Dunsmuir, blockading the
road for several hours.
Yesterday afternoons train from the
south was an hour and quarter behind
time in its arrival here, and the train from
dbOAO tNO AOQAo OClillQ.
These arrests were made yesterday
Harry Griffin, by officer Mccormack. for
disturbing the peace; All Sing, by officer
Ferral, for carrying concealed weapons.
For the credit as well as the health of the
city, the cause of offensive odors emanating
from certain easements on principal streets
should be inquired into, and the nuisance
abated as promptly as possible.
Some thief with a two-horse wagon
drove to the Sacramento Lumber Com
pany's yard, in the southwestern portion
of the city, about 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, and stole load of dressed lumber.
The Maroon Baseball Club has organized
for 1887. The following are the players ::
J. West, c.; ]. Odell. p; F. Boitana, 1st b.;
G. Lonney, I'd b.; D. Carey, Sd b.; C. Kem-
lister, S. s; A. King, r. f.; ]. Kelly C. f.; l.
Davis, /. f.
Deputy Constable Swift did not get back
from San Francisco with Bernard Levy
yesterday noon, as the prisoners friends
had secured a writ of habeas corpus in his
favor, which was 10 have been heard later
in the day.
The steamer San Joaquin. No. g. arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
grain. Cleared, steamer Dover, for the up
per Sacramento, with lumber and merchan-
disc; steamer San joaquin, No. 4, for San
Francisco, with grain.
W. f. Cutter, veterinary surgeon, has
been appointed by the Board of Supervisors
to inspect horses suspected of being afflicted
with the CHAMBERS. His office is at III
Eighth street, and there will not be any
charge made for the inspections.
This evening at $50 A. NJ, at Armory
Hall there will be a meeting of the young.
men who have been engaged in organizing
cadet company, to be attached to the
First Artillery Regiment, and of all who
would like to join such an organization.
In preparation for the Gospel temperance
meetings soon to be conducted in this city
by r. 7. Booth, there will be workers
meeting at Westminster Church tonight,
and a choir meeting at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening at 7:30. All
who feel an interest are invited to attend.
About S o'clock last evening officer Fer
raj arrested Chinaman named All Sing
for carrying concealed weapons. The &C.
lestial, in pulling his handkerchief from
his pocket, in Chinatown, accidentally
pulled out his pistol, which fell and ex-
ploied, giving the officer positive evidence
against its owner.
The Atlas have received word from the
manager of the Stocktons that the latter
club will play them in that city next Sun
day as at first arranged. The Stocktonians
will play better game on their own dia-
mond than they did here. and will be apt
to keep the Sacramentans interested
throughout the match.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 760 and $50.
with gentle to fresh northerly winds dur
ing the forenoon and afternoon, and gentle
southerly winds in the evening. Weather
clear and fair, with falling barometer,
which read 30.01 inches at o'clock p NJ,
as against 3013 inches the "a hours pre-
ceding